Printable Bluey Outline

An outline drawing of Bluey, the animated Heeler dog from the popular children's television series, sitting cheerfully.

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To color Bluey accurately:

Main Body & Head: Color the majority of Bluey's body and head in a vibrant medium blue.
Underbelly, Muzzle, and Chin: Use a lighter shade of blue, almost sky blue, for the underbelly, the area around the muzzle, and the chin.
Ears & Spots: The tips of Bluey's ears should be a slightly darker blue than the main body. The small spots above her eyes and on her forehead are also this darker blue.
Eyebrows & Inner Ears: The two small shapes above her eyes (her 'eyebrows') and the inner part of her ears should be a very light beige or cream color.
Mouth & Nose: Her nose is black. The inside of her mouth, if visible, would be a very light pink or peach. Her eyes are black pupils inside of white.
Paws: Her paws have a lighter blue section similar to her underbelly, with solid medium blue for the tops of her paws. The stripes on her arms and legs are the darker blue.
Paw Pads: Although not detailed in this outline, traditionally paw pads would be a darker blue or black.
Tail: The stripes on her tail should alternate between the medium blue and the darker blue.

Rainbow Bluey: Color each section of Bluey in a different bright rainbow color (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple) for a vibrant and playful look.
Galaxy Bluey: Use deep blues, purples, and blacks as the base colors for Bluey, then add specks of white and bright dots to represent stars and galaxies. This can give a mysterious and out-of-this-world feel.
Seasonal Bluey: Adapt the colors to a specific season. For example, for autumn, use warm oranges, browns, and yellows. For winter, use icy blues, whites, and silvers.
Pattern Play: Instead of solid colors, draw simple patterns within each section of Bluey, such as tiny polka dots, stripes, or zigzags. This adds texture and visual interest.